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b often foll by: with (U.S.) ... 52 ♢ time off a period when one is absent from work for a holiday, through sickness, etc. ... n musical time consisting of an odd ... timerestrictiondefinition,timerestrictionmeaning|Englishdictionary English-FrenchEnglishSynonymsEnglishforlearnersGrammar Searchalsoin: Web News Encyclopedia Images Search Synonyms Conjugate Speak Suggestnewtranslation/definition time      n   1   a  thecontinuouspassageofexistenceinwhicheventspassfromastateofpotentialityinthefuture,throughthepresent,toastateoffinalityinthepast   b  (asmodifier)  timetravel      Relatedadj    →   temporal   2    (Physics)  aquantitymeasuringduration,usuallywithreferencetoaperiodicprocesssuchastherotationoftheearthorthevibrationofelectromagneticradiationemittedfromcertainatoms(seecaesiumclock,second2(sense1)).Inclassicalmechanics,timeisabsoluteinthesensethatthetimeofaneventisindependentoftheobserver.Accordingtothetheoryofrelativityitdependsontheobserver'sframeofreference.Timeisconsideredasafourthcoordinaterequired,alongwiththreespatialcoordinates,tospecifyanevent    See    →   space-timecontinuum   3  aspecificpointonthiscontinuumexpressedintermsofhoursandminutes  thetimeisfouro'clock     4  asystemofreckoningforexpressingtime  Greenwichmeantime     5   a  adefiniteandmeasurableportionofthiscontinuum   b  (asmodifier)  timelimit     6   a  anacceptedperiodsuchasaday,season,etc.   b  (incombination)  springtime     7  anunspecifiedinterval;awhile  Iwasthereforatime     8  oftenpl  aperiodorpointmarkedbyspecificattributesorevents  theVictoriantimes,timeforbreakfast     9  asufficientintervalorperiod  haveyougottimetohelpme?     10  aninstanceoroccasion  Icalledyouthreetimes     11  anoccasionorperiodofspecifiedquality  haveagoodtime,amiserabletime     12  thedurationofhumanexistence   13  theheydayofhumanlife  inhertimeshewasagreatstar     14  asuitableperiodormoment  it'stimeItoldyou     15  theexpectedintervalinwhichsomethingisdone  theflyingtimefromNewYorktoLondonwassevenhours     16  aparticularlyimportantmoment,esp.childbirthordeath  hertimehadcome     17  pl  indicatingadegreeoramountcalculatedbymultiplicationwiththenumberspecified  tentimesthreeisthirty,heearnsfourtimesasmuchasme     18  oftenpl  thefashions,thought,etc.,ofthepresentage(esp.inthephrasesaheadofone'stime,behindthetimes)   19    (Brit)    (inbars,pubs,etc.)shortfor    →   closingtime   20  Informal  aterminjail(esp.inthephrasedotime)   21   a  acustomaryorfullperiodofwork   b  therateofpayforthisperiod   22    (Also(esp.U.S.))   metre   a  thesystemofcombiningbeatsorpulsesinmusicintosuccessivegroupingsbywhichtherhythmofthemusicisestablished   b  aspecificsystemhavingaspecificnumberofbeatsineachgroupingorbar  dupletime     23    (Music)    shortfor    →   timevalue   24    (Prosody)  aunitofdurationusedinthemeasurementofpoeticmetre;mora   25  ♦ againsttime  inanefforttocompletesomethinginalimitedperiod   26  ♦ aheadoftime  beforethedeadline   27  ♦ allingoodtime  induecourse   28  ♦ allthetime  continuously   29  ♦ atonetime   a  once;formerly   b  simultaneously   30  ♦ atthesametime   a  simultaneously   b  nevertheless;however   31  ♦ attimes  sometimes   32  ♦ beattime  (ofaconductor,etc.)toindicatethetempoorpulseofapieceofmusicbywavingabatonorahand,tappingoutthebeats,etc.   33  ♦ beforeone'stime  prematurely   34  ♦ forthetimebeing  forthemoment;temporarily   35  ♦ fromtimetotime  atintervals;occasionally   36  ♦ gaintime    See    →   gain  1    →   9   37  ♦ havenotimefor  tohavenopatiencewith;nottolerate   38  ♦ ingoodtime   a  early   b  quickly   39  ♦ innotime  veryquickly;almostinstantaneously   40  ♦ inone'sowntime   a  outsidepaidworkinghours   b  atone'sownrate   41  ♦ intime   a  earlyorattheappointedtime   b  eventually   c    (Music)  atacorrectmetricalorrhythmicpulse   42  ♦ keeptime  toobservecorrectlytheaccentorrhythmicpulseofapieceofmusicinrelationtotempo   43  ♦ losetime  (ofatimepiece)tooperatetooslowly   44  ♦ losenotime  todosomethingwithoutdelay   45  ♦ maketime   a  tofindanopportunity   b  oftenfollby:with    (U.S.)  informal  tosucceedinseducing   46    See    →   mark    →   35   47  ♦ inthenickoftime  atthelastpossiblemoment;atthecriticalmoment   48  ♦ ontime   a  attheexpectedorscheduledtime   b    (U.S.)  payableininstalments   49  ♦ passthetimeofday  toexchangecasualgreetings(withanacquaintance)   50    (Scot)  alternately;turnandturnabout   51  ♦ timeandagain  frequently   52  ♦ timeoff  aperiodwhenoneisabsentfromworkforaholiday,throughsickness,etc.   53  ♦ timeon    theAustral.equivalentof    →   extratime   54  ♦ timeoutofmind  fromtimeimmemorial   55  ♦ timeofone'slife  amemorablyenjoyabletime   56  modifier  operatingautomaticallyatorforasettime,forsecurityorconvenience  timelock,timeswitch        vb  tr   57  toascertainorcalculatethedurationorspeedof   58  tosetatimefor   59  toadjusttokeepaccuratetime   60  topickasuitabletimefor   61    (Sport)  tocontroltheexecutionorspeedof(anaction,esp.ashotorstroke)sothatithasitsfulleffectattherightmoment      interj   62  thewordcalledoutbyapublicansignallingthatitisclosingtime      (OldEnglishtima;relatedtoOldEnglishtidtime,OldNorsetimi,Alemanniczime;seetide1)   accesstime      n    (Computing)  thetimerequiredtoretrieveapieceofstoredinformation   Africantime      n    (S.African)  slang  unpunctuality   all-time      adj  prenominal  Informal  unsurpassedinsomerespectataparticulartime  anall-timerecord     asymmetrictime      n  musicaltimeconsistingofanoddnumberofbeatsineachbardividedintounevencombinations,suchas3+2,4+3,2+3+2,etc.   AtlanticStandardTime      n  thelocaltimeusedineasternCanada,fourhoursbehindGreenwichMeanTime,  (Abbrev.)   AST   bigtime      n  Informal   a  the.thehighestormostprofitablelevelofanoccupationorprofession,esp.theentertainmentbusiness   b  (asmodifier)  abig-timecomedian    ♦   big-timer    n   BritishStandardTime      n  thestandardtimeusedinBritainalltheyearroundfrom1968to1971,setonehouraheadofGreenwichMeanTimeandequallingCentralEuropeanTime   BritishSummerTime      n  timesetonehouraheadofGreenwichMeanTime:usedinBritainfromtheendofMarchtotheendofOctober,providinganextrahourofdaylightintheevening,  (Abbrev)   BST    Compare    →   daylight-savingtime   CentralEuropeanTime      n  thestandardtimeadoptedbyWesternEuropeancountriesonehouraheadofGreenwichMeanTime,correspondingtoBritishSummerTime,  (Abbrev.)   CET   CentralStandardTime      n  oneofthestandardtimesusedinNorthAmerica,basedonthelocaltimeofthe90°meridian,sixhoursbehindGreenwichMeanTime,  (Abbrev.)   CST   closingtime      n  thetimeatwhichpubsmustlegallystopsellingalcoholicdrinks   commontime      n    (Music)  atimesignatureindicatingfourcrotchetbeatstothebar;four-fourtime.,  (Symbol)   C   compoundtime      n    See    →   compound    →   16   coretime      n    See    →   flexitime   daylight-savingtime      n  timesetusuallyonehouraheadofthelocalstandardtime,widelyadoptedinthesummertoprovideextradaylightintheevening,  (Alsocalled(intheU.S.))   daylighttime    (Seealso)     →   BritishSummerTime   deadtime      n    (Electronics)  theintervaloftimeimmediatelyfollowingastimulus,duringwhichanelectricaldevice,component,etc.,isinsensitivetoafurtherstimulus   doubletime      n   1  adoubledwagerate,paidforworkingonpublicholidays,etc.   2    (Music)   a  atimetwiceasfastasanearliersection   b  twobeatsperbar   3  aslowrunningpace,keepinginstep   4    (U.S.army)  afastmarchof180pacestotheminute      vb  ♦   double-time   5  tomoveorcausetomoveindoubletime   drinking-uptime      n  (inBritain)ashorttimeallowedforfinishingdrinksbeforeclosingtimeinapublichouse   drive-time      n   a  thetimeofdaywhenmanypeoplearedrivingtoorfromwork,regardedasabroadcastingslot   b  (asmodifier)  thedailydrive-timeshow     dupletime      n  musicaltimewithtwobeatsineachbar   EasternStandardTime      n  oneofthestandardtimesusedinNorthAmerica,fivehoursbehindGreenwichMeanTime,  (Abbrev.)   EST   ephemeristime      n  timethatisbasedontheorbitoftheeartharoundthesunratherthantheaxialrotationoftheearth,oneephemerissecondbeing1/31556925.9747ofthetropicalyear1900.Itwasusedfrom1960to1983asanastronomicaltimescalebuthasbeenreplacedbyterrestrialdynamicaltimeandbarycentricdynamictime    See    →   TDT    →   TDB   equationoftime      n  thedifferencebetweenapparentsolartimeandmeansolartime,beingatamaximuminFebruary(over14minutes)andNovember(over16minutes)   extratime      n    (Sport)  anadditionalperiodplayedattheendofamatch,tocompensatefortimelostthroughinjuryor(incertaincircumstances)toallowtheteamstoachieveaconclusiveresult   FatherTime      n  timepersonifiedasanoldbeardedman,usuallycarryingascytheandanhourglass   four-fourtime      n    (Music)  aformofsimplequadrupletimeinwhichtherearefourcrotchetstothebar,indicatedbythetimesignature,  (Oftenshortenedto)   four-four    (Alsocalled)   commontime   fulltime      n  theendofafootballorothermatch    Compare    →   half-time   full-time      adj   1  fortheentiretimeappropriatetoanactivity  afull-timejob,afull-timestudent        adv  ♦   fulltime   2  onafull-timebasis  heworksfulltime      (Compare)     →   part-time  ♦   full-timer    n   glidetime      n    theNewZealandtermfor    →   flexitime   good-time      adj  (ofaperson)wildlyseekingpleasure   GreenwichMeanTime  ,GreenwichTime      n  meansolartimeonthe0°meridianpassingthroughGreenwich,England,measuredfrommidnight:formerlyastandardtimeinBritainandabasisforcalculatingtimesthroughoutmostoftheworld,ithasbeenreplacedbyanatomictimescale    See    →   universaltime    (Abbrev.)   GMT  ThenameGreenwichmeantimeisambiguous,havingbeenmeasuredfrommeanmiddayinastronomyupto1925,andisnotusedforscientificpurposes.Itisgenerallyandincorrectlyusedinthesenseofcoordinateduniversaltime,anatomictimescaleavailablesince1972frombroadcastsignals,inadditiontotheearliestsenseofuniversaltime,adoptedinternationallyin1928asthenameforGMTmeasuredfrommidnight   half-time      n    (Sport)   a  arestperiodbetweenthetwohalvesofagame   b  (asmodifier)  thehalf-timescore     hightime  Informal      adv   1  thelatestpossibletime;atimethatisalmosttoolate  it'shightimeyoumendedthisshelf        n   2    (Alsocalled)   higholdtime  anenjoyableandexcitingtime   idletime      n    (Commerce)  timeduringwhichamachineoraworkercouldbeworkingbutisnot,aswhenonejobhasbeencompletedandtoolingormaterialsforthenextarenotcompleteoravailable    Compare    →   downtime   injurytime      n    (Soccer,rugby,etc.)  extraplayingtimeaddedontocompensatefortimespentattendingtoinjuredplayersduringthematch,  (Alsocalled)   stoppagetime   InternationalAtomicTime      n  thescientificstandardoftimebasedontheSIunit,thesecond,usedbymeansofatomicclocksandsatellitestosynchronizethetimestandardsofthemajornations,  (Abbrev.)   TAI   just-in-time      adj  denotingorrelatingtoanindustrialmethodinwhichwasteofresourcesiseliminatedorreducedbyproducingproduction-linecomponents,etc.,astheyarerequired,ratherthanholdinglargestocks,  (Abbrev.)   JIT   kill-time      n   a  anoccupationthatpassesthetime   b  (asmodifier)  kill-timepursuits     latenttime      n    (Psychol)  thetimefromtheonsetofastimulustothatoftheresponse,  (Alsocalled)   latency,reactiontime   leadtime      n   1    (Manufacturing)  thetimebetweenthedesignofaproductanditsproduction   2    (Commerce)  thetimefromtheplacingofanordertothedeliveryofthegoods   lighting-uptime      n  thetimewhenvehiclesarerequiredbylawtohavetheirlightsswitchedon   localtime      n  thetimeinaparticularregionorareaexpressedwithreferencetothemeridianpassingthroughit   meantime  ,meansolartime      n  thetime,ataparticularplace,measuredintermsofthepassageofthemeansun;thetimescaleisnotpreciselyconstant    See    →   meansolarday   Minkowskispace-time      n  afour-dimensionalspaceinwhichthreecoordinatesspecifythepositionofapointinspaceandthefourthrepresentsthetimeatwhichaneventoccurredatthatpoint      (C20:namedafterHermannMinkowski)   MountainStandardTime      n  oneofthestandardtimesusedinNorthAmerica,sevenhoursbehindGreenwichMeanTime,  (Abbrev.)   MST   needletime      n  thelimitedtimeallocatedbyaradiochanneltothebroadcastingofmusicfromrecords   night-time      n   a  thetimefromsunsettosunrise;nightasdistinctfromday   b  (asmodifier)  anight-timeprowler     old-time      adj  prenominal  oforrelatingtoaformertime;old-fashioned  old-timedancing     old-timedance      n    (Brit)  aformalorformationdance,suchasthelancers  ♦   old-timedancing    n   one-time      adj   1  prenominal  atsometimeinthepast;former      adv   2    (Caribbean)  informal  atonce   openingtime      n    (Brit)  thetimeatwhichpublichousescanlegallystartsellingalcoholicdrinks   PacificStandardTime      n  oneofthestandardtimesusedinNorthAmerica,basedonthelocaltimeofthe120°meridian,eighthoursbehindGreenwichMeanTime,  (Abbrev.)   PST   part-time      adj   1  forlessthantheentiretimeappropriatetoanactivity  apart-timejob,apart-timewaitress        adv  ♦   parttime   2  onapart-timebasis  heworksparttime      (Compare)     →   full-time  ♦   part-timer    n   primetime      n   1  thepeakviewingtimeontelevision,forwhichadvertisingratesarethehighest      adj  ♦   primetime   2  occurringduringordesignedforprimetime  aprimetimedrama     quadrupletime      n  musicaltimeinwhichtherearefourbeatsineachbar   questiontime      n  (inparliamentarybodiesoftheBritishtype)aperiodoftimesetasideeachdayformemberstoquestiongovernmentministers   quicktime      n    (Military)  thenormalmarchingrateof120pacestotheminute    Compare    →   doubletime    →   3,4   reactiontime      n    (Physiol)    anothernamefor    →   latenttime   real-time      adj  denotingorrelatingtoadata-processingsysteminwhichacomputerreceivesconstantlychangingdata,suchasinformationrelatingtoair-trafficcontrol,travelbookingsystems,etc.,andprocessesitsufficientlyrapidlytobeabletocontrolthesourceofthedata   responsetime      n    (Computing)  thelengthoftimetakenbyasystemtorespondtoaninstruction   reverberationtime      n  ameasureoftheacousticpropertiesofaroom,equaltothetimetakenforasoundtofallinintensityby60decibels.Itisusuallymeasuredinseconds   runtime      n    (Computing)  thetimeduringwhichacomputerprogramisexecuted   shorttime  ,short-timeworking      n  asystemofworking,usuallyforatemporaryperiod,whenemployeesarerequiredtoworkandbepaidforfewerthantheirnormalhoursperweekduetoashortageofwork   siderealtime      n  timebasedupontherotationoftheearthwithrespecttoaparticularstar,thesiderealdaybeingtheunitofmeasurement   six-eighttime      n    (Music)  aformofcompounddupletimeinwhichtherearesixquaverbeatstothebar,indicatedbythetimesignature,  (Oftenshortenedto)   six-eight   slowtime      n    (Military)  aslowmarchingpace,usually65or75pacestotheminute:usedesp.infuneralceremonies   small-time      adj  Informal  insignificant;minor  asmall-timecriminal    ♦   small-timer    n   space-time  ,space-timecontinuum      n    (Physics)  thefour-dimensionalcontinuumhavingthreespatialcoordinatesandonetimecoordinatethattogethercompletelyspecifythelocationofaparticleoranevent   standardtime      n  theofficiallocaltimeofaregionorcountrydeterminedbythedistancefromGreenwichofalineoflongitudepassingthroughthearea   stoppagetime      n    (Soccer,rugby,etc.)    anothernamefor    →   injurytime   stoptime      n    (Jazz)  apassagewherethebeatstopstemporarily   summertime      n    (Brit)  anydaylight-savingtime,esp.BritishSummerTime   three-fourtime      n    (Music)  aformofsimpletripletimeinwhichtherearethreecrotchetbeatstothebar,indicatedbythetimesignature,  (Oftenshortenedto)   three-four    (Alsocalled(esp.U.S.andCanadian))   three-quartertime   timeandahalf      n  therateofpayequallingoneandahalftimesthenormalrate,oftenofferedforovertimework   timeandmotionstudy      n  theanalysisofindustrialorworkprocedurestodeterminethemostefficientmethodsofoperation,  (Also)   timeandmotion,timestudy,motionstudy   timebomb      n  abombcontainingatimingmechanismthatdeterminesthetimeatwhichitwilldetonate   timecapsule      n  acontainerholdingarticles,documents,etc.,representativeofthecurrentage,buriedintheearthorinthefoundationsofanewbuildingfordiscoveryinthefuture   timecharter      n  thehireofashiporaircraftforaspecifiedperiod    Compare    →   voyagecharter   timeclock      n  aclockwhichrecords,bypunchingorstampingcardsinsertedintoit,thetimeofarrivalordepartureofpeople,suchasemployeesinafactory   timecode      n  (onvideooraudiotape)aseparatetrackonwhichtimereferencesarecontinuallyrecordedindigitalformasanaidtoediting   timeconstant      n    (Electronics)  thetimerequiredforthecurrentorvoltageinacircuittoriseorfallexponentiallythroughapproximately63percentofitsamplitude   time-consuming      adj  takinguporinvolvingagreatdealoftime   timedeposit      n  abankdepositfromwhichwithdrawalsmaybemadeonlyafteradvancenoticeorataspecifiedfuturedate    Compare    →   demanddeposit   timedilation  ,dilatation      n  theprinciplepredictedbyrelativitythattimeintervalsbetweeneventsinasystemhavelargervaluesmeasuredbyanobservermovingwithrespecttothesystemthanthosemeasuredbyanobserveratrestwithrespecttoit   time-divisionmultiplex      n    See    →   multiplex    →   1   timeexposure      n   1  anexposureofaphotographicfilmforarelativelylongperiod,usuallyafewseconds   2  aphotographproducedbysuchanexposure   time-honoured      adj  havingbeenobservedforalongtimeandsanctionedbycustom   timeimmemorial      n   1  thedistantpastbeyondmemoryorrecord   2    (Law)  timebeyondlegalmemory,fixedbyEnglishstatuteasbeforethereignofRichardI(1189)   time-lag      n  anintervalbetweentwoconnectedevents   time-lapsephotography      n  thetechniqueofrecordingaveryslowprocess,suchasthewitheringofaflower,bytakingalargenumberofphotographsonastripoffilmatregularintervals.Thefilmisthenprojectedatnormalspeed   timeloan      n  aloanrepayablebeforeorataspecifiedfuturedate    Compare    →   callloan   timemachine      n  (insciencefiction)amachineinwhichpeopleorobjectscanbetransportedintothepastorthefuture   time-out      n   1    (Sport)  aninterruptioninplayduringwhichplayersrest,discusstactics,ormakesubstitutions   2  abreaktakenduringworkinghours   3    (Computing)  aconditionoccurringwhentheamountoftimeacomputerhasbeeninstructedtowaitforanotherdevicetoperformataskhasexpired,usuallyindicatedbyanerrormessage      vb  intr  ♦   timeout   4  (ofacomputer)tostopoperatingbecauseofatime-out   time-saving      adj  shorteningthelengthoftimerequiredforanoperation,activity,etc.  ♦   time-saver    n   timeseries      n    (Statistics)  aseriesofvaluesofavariabletakeninsuccessiveperiodsoftime   time-served      adj  (ofacraftsmanortradesman)havingcompletedanapprenticeship;fullytrainedandcompetent  atime-servedmechanic     time-share      adj  denoting,relatingto,orformingpartoftimesharingofproperty  time-sharevillas     timesharing      n   1   a  asystemofpartownershipofaproperty,suchasaflatorvilla,foruseasaholidayhome,wherebyeachparticipantbuystherighttousethepropertyforthesamefixedperiodannually   b  (asmodifier)  atime-sharingsystem     2   a  asystembywhichusersatdifferentterminalsofacomputercan,becauseofitshighspeed,apparentlycommunicatewithitatthesametime    Compare    →   batchprocessing   b  (asmodifier)  atime-sharingcomputer     timesheet      n  acardonwhicharerecordedthehoursspentworkingbyanemployeeoremployees   timesignal      n  anannouncementofthecorrecttime,esp.onradioortelevision   timesignature      n    (Music)  asignusuallyconsistingoftwofigures,oneabovetheother,theupperfigurerepresentingthenumberofbeatsperbarandtheloweronethetimevalueofeachbeat.Thissignisplacedafterthekeysignatureattheoutsetofapieceorsectionofapiece   timestudy      n    shortfor    →   timeandmotionstudy   timeswitch      n  anelectricswitchthatcanbesettooperateanappliance,suchasalightoranoven,ataparticulartime   timetrial      n  (esp.incycling)araceinwhichthecompetitorscompeteagainsttheclockoveraspecifiedcourse  ♦   time-trialling    n   timevalue      n    (Music)  thedurationofagivenprintednoterelativetoothernotesinacompositionorsectionandconsideredinrelationtothebasictempo,  (Oftenshortenedto)   time    (Alsocalled)   notevalue,time   timewarp      n   1  anydistortionofspace-time   2  ahypotheticaldistortionoftimeinwhichpeopleandeventsfromoneagecanbeimaginedtoexistinanotherage   3  Informal  anillusioninwhichtimeappearstostandstill  heislivinginatimewarp     timezone      n  aregionthroughoutwhichthesamestandardtimeisused.Thereare24timezonesintheworld,demarcatedapproximatelybymeridiansat15°intervals,anhourapart    Seealso    →   zonetime   tripletime      n  musicaltimewiththreebeatsineachbar   truetime      n  thetimeshownbyasundial;solartime.Whenthesunisatthehighestpointinitsdailypath,thetruetimeisexactlynoon    Compare    →   meantime   turnaroundtime      n    (Computing)  thetotaltimetakenbetweenthesubmissionofaprogramforexecutionandthereturnofthecompleteoutputtothecustomer   two-fourtime      n    (Music)  aformofsimpledupletimeinwhichtherearetwocrotchetbeatsineachbar   two-time      vb  Informal  todeceive(someone,esp.alover)bycarryingonarelationshipwithanother  ♦   two-timer    n   universaltime      n   1  (from1928)nameadoptedinternationallyforGreenwichMeanTime(measuredfromGreenwichmidnight),nowsplitintoseveralslightlydifferentscales,oneofwhich(UT1)isusedbyastronomers,  (Abbrev.)   UT   2    (Alsocalled)   universalcoordinatedtime  aninternationallyagreedsystemforciviltimekeepingintroducedin1960andredefinedin1972asanatomictimescale.Availablefrombroadcastsignals,ithasasecondequaltotheInternationalAtomicTime(TAI)second,thedifferencebetweenUTCandTAIbeinganintegralnumberofsecondswithleapsecondsinsertedwhennecessarytokeepitwithin0.9secondsofUT1,  (Abbrev.)   UTC   EnglishCollinsDictionary-EnglishDefinition&Thesaurus &nbsp Seealso: time,timeon,timeoff,accesstime CollaborativeDictionary   EnglishDefinition guytime n. Whenmenhavequalitytimetogether,anddo"guy"things. [Slang]relatedtobro-mance ZT o. ZoneTime [Tech.];Astro.[initialism].Warning:ZTisnotZuluTime(formerUSmilitarynameforUTC) abumpyride exp. adifficulttime haveabumpyride v. havea​difficult​time haveaball exp. haveagreattime;enjoyoneself nooner n. encountermostlyforsexdonearoundlunchtime [Fam.]inFrenchit's"cinqàsept"whichisratherintheendofafternoon Wirk v. AcultureofinternetonlyjobshascoinedthephraseWirk.WirksimplymeansInternetWork.Internetworkisdefinedbyjobopportunitiesthatdidnotexistbeforetheriseoftheinternetandfurthermoretheworkislikelytobecarriedoutovertheinternetandpaymentreceivedforworkundertakenviatheinternet.Wirkdescribesbothfulltimeandparttimeinternetwork.BecauseofthenatureofWirkandtheabilityforanyonethathasinternetconnectiontoearnmoneyfromWirk,itiscurrentlymorelikelytobeaparttimeoccupationthanfulltime.PaidOnlineQuestionnaires,ContentWriting,SearchMarketingareallexamplesofWirk. Thisisatermrisinginpopularity weisure n. freetimespenttakingcarealsoofwork-relatedtasks formedbasedon"work"and"leisure" carrycoaltoNewcastle exp. spendtimeandenergydoingsomethingthatispointless expressionariseninthe15thcenturywhenNewcastle(England)wasamajorexporterofcoal ! FreedomofCyberInformation o. Rightofeverypersontogetanyinformationonlinewithoutanyrestriction [Tech.]Rightofinformation sitaround exp. letthetimegobywithoutdoingsomethingimportant,relax,wastetime E.g.:Itwasaquiteevening:wesataroundchattingandwatchingTV. nigh adj. [arch.]nearinspace,timeorrelation,almost(followedby:upon) "nighupon"isevenstrongerinkeepingwithanantiquated,evenbiblicalstyle. "Theendoftheworldisnighuponus" woo-girl n. awoman,generallyinhertwenties,whoshowssheishavingagoodtimewithherfriendsbyshooting"WOO"("HOO")usuallyinunisonwithotherwoogirls [Fam.] intheair exp. 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